The Sun. — London, England, 1808-07-08 00:00:00

p 1 aAr)liffid 1 ~,,, • - . 7 ,7 , ,,,, ,,, ..c.. ....` . ..N l it ,:... (•,.1. , ' i L1,,,-;, , • ~ , . , . . . r if' " ' ' • ''' • 4 ( ••;-' • i le.ia `,., _k_...•„•••l 1 , •• • -V: • ' t .P. =::\t:4•;;:::. o '.Aitli ,' . a ' . ... ''' . *` . ' P '; . . • . .. . , ~.,.... . . . • ......v....2,....,...„...., f, A P.; • , -o. , . 4 .r -c - ) . /..... 1 1 - RL. St , f rF ''' ,,- -„.77--• i, .dt ' • 0 . • , i f• ; - ' -; • - - : Iff, , . 1 :, :t A . ' T. 11.72 .t . ... % v SALES OF ESTATES, VAUXHALL,. thiclet the Patronage of His Royal Highness the : razle.Ce. of WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING, by particular t., be sire, the GRAND FETE , g i ven to Her Grace the •uuchess of RUTLAND, will be repeated. iVORTHUMBE It LAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTR ACT,. T HE Valuable and EttensiVe, FREEHOLD MANOR or LORDSHIP' of BELFORD, comprising the whole of the Town of Belford. The Blue Bell Inn and Post House, lately enlarged and fitted up at a great eXpence ; the Perpetual Advowson;; the substantial and elegant Mo dern Mansion House ~with Offices, Gardens. and Planta, dvlightfuilysituated on an Eminence, and replete with every Convenience for the Residence of a large Farhily ; sun dry Farms and Lands, containing about Three Thousand Acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture and wood Land, let to respeaable Tenants • all titlie-fre•, except Lamb ; within a ring fence, and. the land-tax redeemed. The Manor abounds with Game, and at a small distance from the town there is great abundance of excellent Coal and Lime Stone. The Es t;ate is commodiously situated for water-carriage, highly or namented by luxuriant PlatitAionsofaboat se years growth, and the Property in general capable of very great improve. rnent, Belford is a Post Town, being the Stage on the Great North Road between Altievick and Berwick-upon-Tweed. from which places it is situate abodt fourteen miles; nine tiiiks from Woolen; forty-eight from Newcastle-upon- Tyne ; sixty-nine 'Tom Edinburgh, and Three Hundred and fifteen from London. PAY OFFICE, HOg&E GUARDS. • • •Y 4 6, tioS,.. THE PAYMASTERS GENERAL of His 111A,YESTI": FORCE& do hereby give Notice, that on the 164, ;nu. at Twelve o'Clock,thej . , will be ready io receive Ten der: in weiting(sealed up and endorsed), for the4upply of CLOTH ING for the Eleven Rgal Veteran :Listtali,ns, to be delivered at Christina: next ;. the said Clothing to be m.sde in conformity to a Pattern already approved of, and sealed by a 13oard of General Officert, and to *is viewed by application at the Paymaster Gene ral's Ogee, where a Draft of the reams of the Contrail prepared to be entered into may be likewise inspedesL The.lPdding is t. 7 be for each particular article of Clothing, as under : FOR. THE SEVENTH AND ELEVENTH BAT. TALIONS, OBSERL'A TIONS N ON "'REMARKS ON THE PROPOSALS t:ADE TO GREA* BRITAIN FOR OPENING NEGOTIATIONS FOR PBACIi IN THE YEAR 1807. B 1 W. ROSCOE, ESQ." Admission Three Shillings and Sixpence. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Cloek. (Continued from TuE Sur; of Yesterday.) TO THE ARMY. A MAJOR in an Old Regiment at Home will 1 Excliano . e to Half-pay. Inquire of R. R. at Mr. Goddard's, Military Bookseller, Comex of Pall-Mall, Lon don. , • - We beseech our Readers to believe, that in what we IliVe written, we have higher and nobler views than exposing and chastising one whose optics are too dull or too perverse to examine any national ob , jed with accuracy. Will it not surprise them, after all they have seen, to hear that the man who assert (p. 22.) that Lord LEVESOR GOWER forgot the Treaty of Tilsit, declares (p. 18.), that he "particularly in , slated. on it !" That this very Mr. RosooE,who main , tains that his Lordship lost all recolledir of the Treaty of Commerce in this conference, is the indi vidual personage who affirms just before, that " the specific purport of it was to engage the Emperor to ag - tee to it I." *p. 18. Yet such is really the faa ; and we are willing to allow the admih , rs of Mr. ROSOE to determine for us, whether the enormous absurdity originates in ignorance or malice, when we, have informed them that he has taken up two . parr of the same conference, and reasoned froth them as if they had reference to separate periods, simply because they were not included in the same letter ! It has been our fate, in the long course of our public duty, to detect the artifices of many an unhappy party scribbler; but one so gross and pal , pable as the present never•before fell ur.der our exa , ,ruination. In saying this, we pay Mr. ROsCOE the - compliment of supposing that he designed it : if it should turn out that he did not, we must then take the liberty of again felicitating his quondam con stituents. of .Literpool on, their •timeiy discovery of his political talents ! • ANOTHER DAY OVER !- Ana ALL the SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PO U N still in the Wheel ! betides all the other Great CAPITAL PRIZES. TTHIRD DAY of DRAWIN G, NEXT TUES DAY, July 12. TICK I,l'S and S HA.R E S (warranted undrawn) are on Sale at all the Licenced Offices in Town and Country. Sergeant's Coat ,C. S. D. - -Waistcoat RI CHA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, Corerof I 3 <ink- buildings, Cornhilf, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, ESP EQTFULLY acquai nt t h e P ublic, that the I.VSIX PRIY.FS44TWENTY THOUSAND Putna DS ,are yet in the Wheel ; and no Prize having been drawn above One Thousand Pounds, the LOTTERY piesents a most favourable Opportunity fot Adventuring, as te Chance 41 gainin g a C APITAL PRIZE is considerably h increased on the Tickets and Shares that-are tuactrawn ; which continue on Sale warranted so, by RICH ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. For a View of the Estate apply to Mr. Dintiirigs, at New lands, near Bel ford, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the Bell Inn, Belford ; the White Swan, A Inwick _the Queen's' Head; Newcastle-upon-'f ync ; the Red Li on, Berwick-oppn-T weed .; and the price and further particulars flay be known of Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Esta \ te inay be seen. DTI/ rnmer'b Coat AVaist‘3l4t - Breeches , „ Private's Coat _ with siceves 41. CAPITAL FREENOLD ESTATE, MORTIMER, • 'NEAR READING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • -•- By Mr. HAWKES, At - • the Crown Inn, Reading, in Seven Lots, on Saturday, the 3oth of July, tSaS, at Three o'Clock, AVERY Desirable and singularly Eli g ibl e FREE ,I4OL E STA E, . the much -admired Residence, Valuable Farm and Lauds, of the late Mrs. Bever ; coin rising that Genteel and Substantial Brick Villa, MORTI MER-HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample walled Cam. den, tasteful .Plea..iure .1;i - wind, luxuriant Plantation and Shrubbery, ortfaittental Timber, and upwards of Fifty Acres of in,:st excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land sur eouraing the same:: together with that valuable Property . atljouung, called MANN' S , KEN T's, and ILL FARM, In the occupation ot, Mr. Appleton; coiiiiting of a very' ecumnodious Brick and Tile Dwelling-Hous e withCyr tagei;: kriErnsOind Outhouses, large Garden, an t i about One Hundred and Seventy Acres or ex - trein;:ly productive an't well-douditioned Graung atki Corn Lana ; three shall Dwelling-Houses, with raddock and Gardens. "Co -be viewod 2a days previous the sale, by Tickets, which, with descriptive Particulars, may be had of Air. 1. Biandy, and Sir. Hawker, Reading. Particulars itay also tnen be 'had at Demezy's, Hart terci. Brtdge; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's,Priuter,.Basingstoke; and at . Mr: Abbott% No. 43, Leicester-square, -London. Sboes FOll NINE, OTHER I3ATTALION';,. • . 6 - P rizes of' ° 2 - D. Sergeant's Coat - I, , Viusfcoal Brcei3zei - - . • .• to,ooo : - s,ccio aooct . . - . _ . . x,oce - T vx) /3ISH re commendshis Friends to look at the • above rich State of the Wheel : Two Days out pf Ten Are already gone by, and the-next Day o f Drawing is TUES. 1 - ) .AY the lath instant„.till which time ,:ndrawn TICKETS and SHARES - may be had at both c) iris old established Office, y ~ 4, CORNHILL, and 9 , CHAltllk-G•choss, Where the Grand Hotel, and Tem other Capital P nuts ill the last Lottery, were sharcd and sold,. brummer's Coat - Waistcoat, with 61ecvcs - 13reLehes - Private's.Coat - Waistcoat., with sleeve& - Breeches . - , • . . Essrts. S - and Co. beg Leave to inform M MONEY. LUCA those that may be desirous of borrowing. Tempo_ nary or Permanent SUMS of e\ 10 N EY, that they can at all times, and wi flout delay., advance Any Sum from One Hun dred to Twei.ry Thousand Pounds, and epvvards,onpersonal or any oilier Security, arising trona Marriage Settlements, Mo. ney in the i- uo is, Clergypiens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy. holti, and LeJsenold Estates, on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also condutt every Negoi lation at much less tipencc than what is usually- toothed in mOvey transadinns. Personal Applicatiolis -Mewl. Lucas and Co. (Lib , re- Ceive at their house, No. igi jerruyn-strett, St. lames' and Letters, post-paid, s,aid, imm e di ate l y answered. N.B. Ten years purchase will be given fur wall secured Annuities. Shoes - - - 1). THOMAS, Accountant. SPEEDIMAN's STOMACH PILLS, AMEDICINE of regular preicription, and - esta- Wished credit, is pernans one of the most sate and efficacious that cari'be taken at this season of the year, and at • all times for Spasms, Wind in the SiornaLlQNervinis Com plaints, to proingte rcgular l'arspiration, in Deficiency of Pile, and in Obstruction or the Bowels, in Ileerf-Burns, Cos tiveness, elloics, Gout, Votnitings, and in Ifiad- s Acits. on trial, their intrinsic worth will prove their, best reconurtenda. lion ; they are particularly recommended during the course of Sea-Bathin c ;, and. drinking the Sea and'Alineral Waters; also tor, those living in warm Climates. • ESTATES IN ESSEX, CentricallY situated 'between SAFFRON WALDEN, El. bHOI'S sTok.-1 kr.)RD, and WARE. TO lIE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Rost Ind Crown tun, iu SaltirAl Walden, To -mote row, the 9th Day of I uly, 14°$, at Twelve e'Clock-;tt Noon, in Two Lots, '1 - "HE following desirable FARMS, being partly Freehold and partly Copy - hold, in the several parishes of' Manuden, Arkesden, and Elmdon, in the County of Essex : Lot I. COrnprisitig a 'valuable FARM, called NIA I.= LARDS GREEN FARM, in Manuden, with divers In. closures and. Sundry Pieces of Common-field, Arable , Mea dow, and - Pasture Ground, - containing, by an old adinea sureinent, 154 A. IR. 34r. be the same more or less, in a gokid_state ot cultivation, of which zO. zbt.. art Copyhold, And the remii.ntler Is Freehold : with a convenient Farm house, three Corn .Barf;s, °se Hay barn, two Stable:4.o Cow-house, Granary, Cart.joage . , Viggeries, and other coin ' mothous Out-buildings, in good repair. The Farm is well supplied with water, and has long been in the occupation o f Mrs. Ann Watson, Widow, as tenant from year to year, at the ytry •lar rent ot toll. t ier kritun, and is capable of very considerable. improvement. The above Lot is eligibly situated, being within eight miles from .S - atiion W4frien, tom.lr froth BiShop's StgrttOrd,- and twdbe from Ware, three very considerable market towns, and also -_withiii foUr miles from t h e navigable river Stort ; theVistancfroin ► .London is thirty'-four miles, and the farm is not tar from the high road leading to Newmarket„ • f The year! land tat , c payable for. Lot I. is ill. 4s• 4 41 . Th.: yearly ' uit.rents are 11. Is. 6d. The Copyliold part is • held of the Manor of Battells hall, and is sabjed to a tine • arbitrary on admission. _ . IibRAVATE ACCOMNIOrATION, where it can 4. be attained on fair, just, terms, m u st be aiier acknowledged to be inure pleasing to the feelings of any one desirous of borrowing a temporary or permanent supply Of Money, than by applying to a Public Institution tor the Same. Mr. ROBERTS. 22, Cecil-street, Strand, who has for several years, in the same place, coilidueted the Annuity Bu siness with great satisfaction to both Lender and Borrower,* is at Present authorized, by most respeelable Persons, to lay out several Sums of 'col. 3001. 7031. io 16001. toool. nearly am ou n t i ng to loo,offllf.- tor-relleer. nuities upon Land, Houses, un,ite. on ded Proerty undernable-An trust, Cl ergymen's Li v i ngs, Pensionsjoint or single Lives. Ten Years' Purchase given"' cull pa Appli tticuticaons,. personal, or b y Letter (post-paid), stating lali, duly answered. A: Prepared by Thomas Sneliitoe, jun. Druggist, Totten ham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assigument from H. and Beswick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M Speedirnan ; and are sold by ShaW and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Bacon -an i Co. No. I is, Oxford street, in• Boxes, at 25. 45. 6d. los. 6d. ,and One Guinea; and inay,be had of the priacioal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street. London. --- ais momentous Crisis, it mpst be admitted, that every relict and solace which ingenuity ean'de vise, kindness can affbrd, or liberality can. bestow should be given to the brave Defenders of the Country. This accounts for the increased demand for RUSPINPS STYPTIC, as the only effedual Remedy for preventing the Effusion of Blood, internallyor externally. The large orders whin th - Proprietor, has received from The Hall, -and its frequent use by the tirst Surgeons, attest sufficiently its high consideration and efflotcy N. B. The poor are al ways supplied gratis, as usual. Llt l 1. Comprises a very desirable FA it 111, called BE CK- E TTS, in A rkesdeic Llhidon, and Lofts, vitti divers I nclo sures? and sundry Pieces of Common-field, Arable, Meadow, and - Pasture Land, in a good state of cultivation, containing, KY 3n old eulnlettsureincut, 131 A. °R. 14P. be the same more or ress, of3vhiell34A. ;it. or thereabouts ' are Copyhold, and the remainder is freehold, with a good and co:nmodious farm-houSe, three Barns, two*Stables, Cow-house, Granary, Cart-lodge, l!ig4cry, and other convenient Put-buildings, in good repair. The Farm is well supplied with water, and 13 in the occupation of I ohn , Littlechhd, under a lease, which will expitr at Michaelmas, :812, at- the very loiv- ient of tool. per annum. Theyearly land-tax payable for Lot is 121. as. 4d. anal the yearly quit-rents are tl. Ss. tod. About thirty-two Acres are Copyhold of the Manor of Rocket's, Wiggpitts, and Cogge s ti a il s , anr : two Acres and a Half are C Opy hOtt of the Manor 4.4 Al iIIOII . M, with the Rectory in Arkeiiieu, and are suUject to arbitrary tines on admission. The above Farms are situate in a good part of the country for sporting, and the ucighbourhuud Is well stocked with The Farms may be viewed at any time until the day of sale, by applying to the iespettive tenant s . Prtntert Particulars and Cohditr ons o f S a l e may be had at the Ruse and Crown, at Hockefill ; the King's Head, Stort ford ; the Green Man, at Harlow ; the Rose arid Crown, at Walden ; Cock, at•Epping ; Saracen's Head, Unnmovti ; at the slack Boy, and -Saracen's Head Inns, Chelmsford ; and of Mr. Tindal, Solicitoi,•Cheliusforti, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. -------- -----.- --- THE R • EV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT Al TIBILI TT was OUS PILLS. a remark of the ce l e b rated Dr. A. Author of th e D omestic Medicine; Th Buchan. at com plaints ot the Stomach and !towel: are the prevailing Malady of this country, whi c h lay the foundation of the•more formid a bl e andfatal Di seases ; that the person wh o cou l d discover for the relief an d cure a safe and inflillible remedy would per. torin a most important arvice to societ has now b een y. "'flint discovery made i n the Patent Antibilious Pills of th e Rev. William liarclay,:the extensive sale .of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has Considerably lessened the number of these coMplaints ; and bids fair, in a short time, to he the means of entirely eradi 'cating them. These Pills have a quick and sate operation, they at powerfully and specifically on the Bile, and thus letnove the numerous ' disonlers conneded with it, Sick I-lead-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Ner, volts Disorders from Indigestion, lac. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported , by the most respeetabl e !.klence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, iliac they hav- --%., Rivi ng certain and speedY c ire et been achninistered to any person without Cure relief, and in the end completing a . ritis valuable Medicin; having been used with success, is recommended by the following d!stinguislied.Personages: • The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. The Lord B ishop of b a th and Wells. Sin:joint Honeywo(xl, B. , - r. M. P. for !genitor!. Sir Stephen Lu&hingtort, Bart. M.P. for Venyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. NI.P. tor Litchfield. lames Alnyaq, Esq. M. P. for Southampton. Nicholson t_...lverr, Esq. M.P. for Hertford, Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Carder s. Thomas Hainutersley, sq. Pali-Mall. C.;, Iv , Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop OF Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. Dirnock, Librarian to the Archbisllop. Cecil Forester, Esq. 114. f. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler., No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stallbrd.stree t , Old bond-street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-soiree; • Bacon and Co. (so, Ox ford-Street ; and by a l l res,vetable Venders in Town and C,Juntry. :i. Ca ution.—Obstrve the na:ne of William Barclay is en tgravvti on the Stamp. which is affixed on the outside wrap. er of . ac eh box ; 41 nut. so stamped are a dangerous iirn. ai 1, 11 . mire Ss. 6d. and los. vet* bow, with ample crireelicillS. I .NEW HAC,KNEY:COAC H FARES. ATES. and REGULATIONS; printed on ..a LA RC E CARD S price Sixpence. To be had of Kearsley, Fleet-street, and all other Booksellers and Sta ., tionce, in Le .don. Kearsley's Tax Tables for tBOB, will be published in a few days. This Day was published, In Oaavo, price Nine Shillings, in boards, The Third iiniume or TNDIAN RECREATIONS ; consistingof 1. THOUGHTS on th e EFFECT S of the• BRITI SH 60VERNMENT on thtf STATE .of INDI : accom panied with Hints con ce r n i ng t h e Means of 'conveying Civil and Rojigious Inetruttion to the Natives of that Country. By the Rev, WILL/Afit TENNANT, A,AI, L.L.D. and A.S. Lately one of His Nlajesty's.Chapiains in India. Printed for Longman, Fl • tst, Kces,and Urine, Paternoster row, London i and 1: Ancrerson: Ednibnish. Ofivhom may b - had, The First and second Volumes ur li cfian ReereationS, tine 2CI Edition, prick: 124. in boards. 'are, .Edinburgh, May 2, aeo. IN the Spring of 1791 I was affliaed with' a Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indiffer ence for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a, ttgular . ritysleian, who put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applieatiens)'for some time; but growing, in spite of alt medicine and the advice a the first Gentlemen of the Faculty) here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state. almost un paralle).ed and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from heal to foot.—My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short,. I have had from twente , to thirty eating ulcers' on my bOdy, and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula rize all my case- stace.it to .say, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more comp cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself*, beyond all hepes of recovery ; and, in deed, in .my then 'condition, death! was Nefe.rable to ray more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most iniserabic exlsterice,,thr Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing . the case .o f a Mr. B. of Plymouth—My friends read it, could, not. —1 sent and procured sonic of your LEA K E's PATE NT P 1 LLS, which, by using from time to time, AIII.IIOW, and have long been, (after more than tour years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof c: this, 1 had a fine, thriving, healthy (mild, born to nie'a few mouths ago. In gtafinitie to Goa, and in hopes ut rendering my tellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you rriav at any time refer persons who wish to be satiltied of the truth of this, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. Agew cases for badness will ever equid mine,. arid none exceed it, I have trom•experience every reason to assure mankind, that in TOUT LhAKE's PALLS they will find a sure, speeriy, sate, and radical Cure, for 'that- most dread.: fug stage of the Venereal Disease, Which is called a cow. riamse JOHN .THOMPSON. * Insurmountable finally reasons prevent making my name and address - public; but creditable persons really Wanting information: May 41So be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ranisay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole P r op r i e t or , T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No. New Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice withoiit a fee, to persons tak. ing these Pills, and will answer patients letters, if post paid, ou the same terms, .observing in all cases the m ost inviolable secrecy, no iler seri 's name or case having bees) mentiored, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course - of more than thirty-six yews, that he has. had the concluding of an extensive sale of the aboVe ,Medicine, - and the practice arising therefrom: They. are also sold by his Appointment, for the conve. nience of those living at a instance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for -hii; address; at the pertirner'S, N0..3.5, St. Alban's-street, Pall- ma ll ,• Mr. Robertson's Toy 7 niop, No: 563, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis borough',s No. 7, liisn-street-hill,. nearly opposite the Mo. nurncikt ; r. Steel's, nook seller, No. 1, Uni on - row , Li tt l e Tower-hill ;11 , t. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in Great-,Britain and reland, in Boxes of only es. ed. eacyh, sealed up with full ano plain directions. Whereby per Sons of either Sex may cure thernselv'es with ease and secrecy. N B. • EVery Box sold in. Great Britain I's sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the t_ornmis sieners, is printed, .at the ..tarnp..oifice—" T. Taylor, No. h, New liridge:.stn..-et." to imitate W Cn is felony; and all otters are counterfeits Bit .Mr. ROSCOE is so pleased. with this part of his subject, that he grows quite figurative and rhe torical. " The Treaty of Tilsit, the basis of the proposed Negotiation, the Commercial Treaty, were forgotten ! His Lordship recurred in imagination to those happier days, when upon the very spot where. he :heti stood he was combining with. Russia and . Austria for .a secret attack dpon France—the decei). lion." Of what deception does this man speak ? WaS not England then at war with France, and as much at liberty to combine with Austria and Russia against her as France is now to unite with the same Power's against England ? And are the present Nego tiations between the triumvirate less ,“secret" than those antieot ones which have the honour to pro volie Mr. Rosoues displeasure ? " The deception, though once defeated, might now be more deeply concealed. From his silent chamber the shade of PITT arose, and hovered over his friend Admirable ! all thiS raving-iS occasioned by that just, that liberal and truly conciliatory observation which Lord LEvEsoN - Gowta incidentally makes : , and to which It wocld have been Well fur Russia if she had attended.• - But we beg pardonshe did 'attend to it, and would, not improbably, have aCted upon it, had she been the mistress of her own destiny. Nothing could have happened more fatal to the views of France than the siege , of Copenhagen : she saw her magnificent plans for the deStruCtion of England, and the consequent slavery of the world, destroyed at a breath : she saw Russia giving itAica dons of a desire to escape from her toils, and, with her charaCteristic activity, instantly prepared to pre: vent the danger. England, it is true, was now be yond her reach; but the chains of Russia might yet be rivetted. Spies and traitors were instantly set in motion—the Emperor was .alternately threatened and cajoledand hordes of Frenchmen, or, what is infinitely worse, Russians. in French pay and French interests, took possession of the Imperial Cabinet. General BUDIiEltd was' dismissed without ceremony, to make room for Count SOLTYkOFF; Count SoL. TYKOFF, it was soon found, was not sufficiently de voted to France, and he was dismissed, in his turn, to make room for Count ROMANZOW. The selec tion does credit to the judgment of Bt7pNAAR.I's ; for, unless he had deemed it expedient to bestow the Russian " Porte-fenille for FOreign Affairs" on TAL LEYRAND, he could not have discovered a more zealous agent for his interests than Count ROMAN'. zow. From thiS moment the EMperOr of Russia was virtually deposed, and a Corsican reigned at St. Petersburgh ! • Mr. CVSNING'S Dispatch, in reply to this of Lord LEftSON GOWER, is the next obje& of Mr. ItoscoE's petulant misi - cpresentation. It is an ad mirable State Paper, and we could with great plea sure enter into its vatious details(not for the purpose of - vindicating theui from stupid malice, but for that